How do you create a charge in stripe?
To charge a credit card or other payment source, you create a Charge object. If your API key is in test mode, the supplied payment source (e.g., card) won’t actually be charged, although everything else will occur as if in live mode. (Stripe assumes that the charge would have completed successfully).
How can I use stripe to make payments?
Create a PaymentIntent on your server with the desired amount and currency. Send the PaymentIntent’s client secret to the client side. Collect the customer’s payment information in the browser with Elements. Use Stripe.js or the mobile SDKs to handle 3D Secure and complete the payment on the client.
Why do we need charges and tokens in stripe?
The Charges and Tokens APIs were not designed for new regulations (like SCA) and regional payment method requirements. Stripe’s latest APIs are built on top of Charges to help handle these complex payments automatically. This older integration is still necessary for certain payment methods.
How do I refund a charge on stripe?
To refund a payment via the API, create a Refund and provide the ID of the charge to be refunded. To refund part of a payment, provide an amount parameter, as an integer in cents (or the charge currency’s smallest currency unit).
Can you add metadata to stripe charge object?
The reference you give in your question is for a Stripe Charge object which does accept metadata. You cannot attach metadata to a Session, but you can attach metadata to either the payment_intent or setup_intent that will be created in the session. See the documentation, you pass it as payment_intent_data.metadata.
What happens if stripe does not accept payment?
Instead, Stripe does not charge the card as it’s likely the payment is fraudulent and could result in a dispute. Depending on the type of card being used, some customers may see the card issuer’s authorization for the payment amount on their statement. This amount has not been charged and no funds have been taken.